Gemini Titan has filed a self-certification with the CFTC for “time-interval prop bets”

Gemini Titan, which was co-founded by the Winklevoss twins, has notified the Commodity Futures Trading Commission that it plans to offer ‘time-interval prop bets.’

In the electronic submission, the company states its intention to list “Will the [points] recorded in [time period] of[event] be [above/below/exactly/at least/between [count] points?”

Along with the letter, the Exchange provided the contracts rules and terms and conditions, as well as an explanation and analysis “demonstrating that the Products comply with the Commodity Exchange Act” and a confidential treatment request.

Gemini Titan has filed a self-certification with the CFTC for "time-interval prop bets" — i.e., how many points both teams will score during a defined time period — as a sports event contract. Classifies this as a "swap." pic.twitter.com/VdvZC5Obpw

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This marks the company’s latest move, as it was just in December of 2025 when Gemini Predictions was launched through the affiliate Gemini Titan. It received a Designed Contract Market (DCM) license from the U.S. CFTC a week ahead of its arrival.

Gemini Titan received a DCM licence from the CFTC

On its arrival from the crypto-native finance platform, Gemini Predictions announced it would be offering event contracts that are simple yes or no questions on future events. From the get-go, customers were able to trade event contracts using USD in their Gemini Exchange account on web, iOS, and Android.

The company launched its prediction market at a time when others were entering the market, including major brands like Fanatics sportsbook and FanDuel. In December 2025, Fanatics Markets was launched, with the platform built to let people trade on the moments within sports, finance, and culture. The other major sportsbook operator announced its new move at a similar time, with FanDuel Predicts launching shortly after.

While the company has already launched and received regulatory approval from the start, the industry has faced some backlash over the last several months as some state regulators oppose the platforms. In Louisiana, for example, the Gaming Control Board issued a press release suggesting it now views sporting event contracts and “certain other event contracts” as a violation of state gambling laws.

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